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🏆 Amsterdam IBM (1975)

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"The Dutch organizers usually look for top players, or at least players with fighting spirit. Their selection for this year's grandmaster group at the 15th IBM tournament was extremely successful, for I have not seen such interesting chess played at the IBM in years. Ljubomir Ljubojevic, the main contender for first prize, was expected to create fireworks. So was Jan Timman. Laszlo Szabo could easily have kept up the sharp pace; and I did not intend to remain in the shadows. Both Jan Smejkal and Robert Hueb ... [more]

Player: Vladimir Raicevic

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Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
1. Kavalek vs V Raicevic  1-0471975Amsterdam IBME18 Queen's Indian, Old Main line, 7.Nc3
2. S Makarichev vs V Raicevic  0-1271975Amsterdam IBMC11 French
3. V Raicevic vs Gheorghiu  ½-½331975Amsterdam IBMA36 English
4. Szabo vs V Raicevic  1-0341975Amsterdam IBMD51 Queen's Gambit Declined
5. V Raicevic vs Timman  0-1351975Amsterdam IBMA19 English, Mikenas-Carls, Sicilian Variation
6. Razuvaev vs V Raicevic  ½-½211975Amsterdam IBMD40 Queen's Gambit Declined, Semi-Tarrasch
7. V Raicevic vs Huebner  0-1391975Amsterdam IBMA10 English
8. S Hamann vs V Raicevic  0-1351975Amsterdam IBMD51 Queen's Gambit Declined
9. V Raicevic vs Uhlmann  ½-½841975Amsterdam IBMA10 English
10. Ljubojevic vs V Raicevic  ½-½181975Amsterdam IBMC00 French Defense
11. V Raicevic vs Smejkal  0-1401975Amsterdam IBMB42 Sicilian, Kan
12. H Bohm vs V Raicevic  1-0431975Amsterdam IBMD02 Queen's Pawn Game
13. V Raicevic vs H Ree  ½-½421975Amsterdam IBMA36 English
14. Jansa vs V Raicevic  0-1561975Amsterdam IBMC07 French, Tarrasch
15. V Raicevic vs Sosonko  1-0421975Amsterdam IBME48 Nimzo-Indian, 4.e3 O-O 5.Bd3 d5
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Kibitzer's Corner
Jul-06-25
Premium Chessgames Member
  Sally Simpson: Hans Bohm made the mistake of writing to Donner's editor complaining Donner did not give him credit and praise for his performance in this tournament.

First of all Donner states Bohm's performance was spectacular, Ljubojevic's was better and players should ignore critical remarks...

(I'm thinking what about journalists being criticised, should they not also ignore it - Donner didn't.)

Donner adds;
"I must say that it was rather with amazement than with admiration that I watched Bohm play. Such unambitious, such feeble, such cowardly chess, in particular, has rarely been demonstrated."

He then reminds Bohm that soon he will be playing in the Alekhine Memorial (1975) (Donner calls it the Chigorin Memorial) advising he should not go. (see what happened.)

I've not come across Donner hooting a 'I told you so.' it appears he let '...the chess speaks for itself.'

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